The Greene Space is an innovative arts and culture center housed within New York Public Radio, offering a dynamic hub for live events, conversations, and performances. Serving as a multidisciplinary venue, it brings together artists, thinkers, and audiences to explore the intersection of culture, community, and public media. The center features an eclectic lineup of programming—ranging from live music and theatrical performances to thought-provoking discussions and podcast tapings. It is especially known for hosting events tied to WNYC and WQXR programming, spotlighting topics in news, classical music, and contemporary discourse.

With a commitment to accessibility and diverse storytelling, The Greene Space nurtures emerging talent through artist residencies, showcases local creatives, and amplifies underrepresented voices. Its intimate space fosters direct engagement between performers and audiences, creating an inclusive and immersive cultural experience. As a cornerstone of New York City’s vibrant arts scene, The Greene Space has become a go-to venue for innovative programming that reflects the city’s dynamic cultural landscape.

Key Services:

– Live performances including music, theater, and spoken word
– Cultural conversations and panel discussions
– Podcast recordings and artist residencies
– Community-centered arts programming
– Collaborations with WNYC and WQXR initiatives
– Intimate venue for innovative and experimental works